Matt Molloy

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Matt Molloy is an acclaimed Irish flautist best known for his work with the traditional supergroup The Chieftains and his influential role in modern Irish folk music.

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instanceOf Irish traditional musician
flautist
human
musician
activeYearsStart 1960s
associatedAct Dónal Lunny NERFINISHED
Liam O’Flynn NERFINISHED
Paul Brady NERFINISHED
Planxty NERFINISHED
Seán Keane NERFINISHED
The Bothy Band NERFINISHED
The Chieftains NERFINISHED
Tommy Peoples NERFINISHED
awardReceived Grammy Award (with The Chieftains) NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
familyName Molloy NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork Irish folk music
genre Celtic music
Irish traditional music
givenName Matt NERFINISHED
hasRole ensemble musician
soloist
influenced modern Irish flute playing
influencedBy Irish traditional flute players of the Sligo–Roscommon school
instrument flute
language English
Irish
memberOf Planxty NERFINISHED
The Bothy Band NERFINISHED
The Chieftains NERFINISHED
name Matt Molloy NERFINISHED
nationality Irish
notableFor membership in The Bothy Band
membership in The Chieftains
virtuosic Irish wooden flute playing
notableWork Chieftains albums
Heathery Breeze NERFINISHED
Matt Molloy (solo album) NERFINISHED
Stony Steps NERFINISHED
occupation flautist
musician
owns Matt Molloy’s pub
placeOfBirth Ballaghaderreen, County Roscommon, Ireland NERFINISHED
recordLabel Claddagh Records NERFINISHED
Columbia Records
RCA Records
residence Westport, County Mayo, Ireland NERFINISHED
style Sligo–Roscommon flute style

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Dónal Lunny associatedAct Matt Molloy